Duke Law Students Attend ABA National Security Conference
Eleven Duke Law students met with experts in Washington at an American Bar Association conference addressing artificial intelligence and national security issues.
Eleven high-achieving Duke Law students participated in the American Bar Association's annual national security conference, where the transformative effects of artificial intelligence and disruptive technologies on the law were discussed.
Purpose and Subject of the Conference
The event detailed the transformative impacts of artificial intelligence and disruptive technologies on national security and the legal field.
Participation and Networking Opportunities
Students had the opportunity to network at the gathering held in Washington, D.C., which drew hundreds of professionals from about a dozen law schools.
Meeting Key Figures
As part of the program, students met with figures such as former Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines and Anthropic Deputy General Counsel Will Hudson.
Members of the Delegation
Students participating from Duke Law included Gwyneth Bernier, Elizabeth Carrasco, Tyler Leonard, among others.